Kellogg's Discount Codes July 2025

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Via £1-£4 Kellogg's snack & cereal packs. Valid for up to two people

If you buy a Kellogg's promotional snack pack or box of cereal, you can get 25% off the price of up to two online advance entry tickets for 28 Merlin attractions including Alton Towers, Thorpe Park, Chessington World of Adventures, and Legoland – see the full list. It's for visits until Tuesday 30 June 2026.

This is a simple deal, but you may be able to save even more with this 33% off theme parks with a National Rail ticket offer, so have a look to see which works out better for you.

How to get 25% off

Buy a Kellogg's promotional snack pack or box of cereal (about £1 to £4 when we checked) and scan the QR code on the pack, or visit the Kellogg's Merlin site. You'll need to register/sign in to a Kellogg’s account.
Enter the 10-digit code you'll find inside the pack (starting with a K). You'll be emailed a discount code within 24 hours, and it's valid for one visit until 30 June 2026.
Go to the offer claim site to enter the code and book your tickets. One code is valid for up to two people, and includes both adult and child tickets. You need to book by 11pm on the day before you want to visit.

Some dates are excluded, and tickets are limited during peak times. See full terms & conditions.

Which Kellogg's products are included?

If you're just after the 25% off, snack packs are the way to go. The cheapest we found was £1.18.

Here's the full list of participating snack packs:

Nutri-grain Raisin 6x45g and Chocolate 6x45g
Rice Krispies Squares Marshmallow 4x28g and 8x28g, Chocolatey 4x36g and 8x36g, and Caramel & Chocolate 4x36g
Rice Krispies Cereal Bars 6x20g
Frosties Cereal Bars 6x25g
Coco Pops Cereal Bars 6x20g
Special K Red Berry Bar 6x21.5g

Here's the full list of participating cereals:

Krave Chocolate Hazelnut 410g and 750g, and Milk Chocolate 410g and 750g
Corn Flakes 450g, 670g and 1kg
Coco Pops 420g, 650g and Chocos 430g
Rice Krispies 310g, 430g, 660g and Multigrain 350g
Crunchy Nut 300g, 720g, 840g, 1kg, Clusters 400g and Salted Caramel 375g

Important: Make sure you check the Kellogg's cereal/snack you're buying for the '25% off great days out' messaging, as it's only these ones that are valid.

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Which Merlin attractions are included?

Alton Towers Resort
Chessington World of Adventures Resort
Thorpe Park
The Legoland Windsor Resort
Warwick Castle
Shrek’s Adventure! London
Madame Tussauds (London or Blackpool)
The Dungeons (London, York, Edinburgh or Blackpool Tower)
The Blackpool Tower Eye
The Blackpool Tower Eye Circus
The London Eye
Legoland Discovery Centres (Manchester or Birmingham)
Peter Rabbit: Explore and Play
Sea Life Aquariums & Centres (Birmingham, Great Yarmouth, Loch Lomond, Blackpool, London, Brighton, Manchester, Scarborough, Hunstanton and Weymouth Sea Life Adventure Park)

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Purchase pack by Monday 18 August

When you buy £2-£4 promo packs of Kellogg's cereal

If you're after a cereal-ously good deal for young footy fans, you can score 'free' football day camps for kids, when you purchase a promotional pack of Kellogg's cereal (Rice Krispies, Coco Pops or Corn Flakes) at most major supermarkets. The camps are taking place at over 150 locations across the UK.

You'll need to buy a promotional pack by Monday 18 August, then scan the on-pack QR code or visit the Kellogg's website to claim a free football camp by 11.59pm on Monday 25 August.

The Kellogg’s football camps are in partnership with the English Football League, Manchester City, Celtic FC and Rangers FC, and they aim to offer children aged 5-15 the chance to get outside this summer, gain new skills and meet new friends, all while learning under the guidance of FA-qualified coaches.

There are more than 30,000 places available throughout July and August, with some limited places in September. The day camps are roughly between three to six hours.

What do I need to buy?

Purchase any of the following promotional packs of cereal from a participating supermarket (all the major ones including Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury's):

Rice Krispies 310g, 430g, and 660g. Normally £2.35-£3.75
Rice Krispies Multigrain 350g. Normally £2.84
Coco Pops 420g, 650g. Normally £2.85-£4
Coco Pops Chocos 430g. Normally £2.58
Corn Flakes 450g, 670g and 1kg. Normally £2.19-£3.98

When we checked, the cheapest option to buy was Cornflakes (450g) at Tesco for £2.19.

For how to claim the 'free' football camp, see 'More info' directly below.

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How do I claim a 'free' football camp?

Once you've purchased your Kellogg's cereal pack, either scan the QR code found on the front of the pack or box, or alternatively go to kelloggsfc.com – you'll be asked to sign in or register with Kellogg's in order to claim.

You'll need to provide your mobile number, address, and last four digits of the on-pack barcode, as well as your child's age and the preferred club you wish to attend. Once you've selected a club, you'll need to view whether there are any available free camp places for your chosen date and if so, request a free camp day code. Alternatively, you can also enter your postcode and child’s age to view your closest available free camp place.

When you've generated a free camp day code, you'll need to contact your chosen club (via its website, email or by calling) to complete redemption. In some cases, you may need to provide a date of purchase and the retailer you purchased from, so it's best to keep hold of your receipt.

Codes are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and it's limited to a maximum of two claims per household and two places per child.

New codes are released each week on Mondays for the following popular clubs: Bristol City FC, Celtic FC, Manchester City FC, Oxford United FC, Plymouth Argyle FC, Reading FC, Rangers FC, Stoke City FC and Swansea City FC. If there are no codes left for these clubs, check back again at the start of the week.

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